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Joseph Bodnar  
Bodnar's Auction Sales  
P.O. Box 1132  
New Brunswick,  NJ  08903-1132  
auctioneer56@verizon.net  
732-951-2100  
Call: 1-866-349-7378  

 

HAVE A COLLECTION YOU ARE LOOKING TO SELL?

NOT SURE WHETHER TO SELL IT ONLINE OR AT A LIVE AUCTION HOUSE? NOW GET THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS AND SELL IT WITH BODNAR’S AUCTIONS CATALOG SALES! THESE SALES CAN BE BROADCASTED LIVE ONLINE THOUGH LIVE AUCTIONEERS. HAVE YOUR ITEMS CATALOGED ONLINE AND VIEWED BY THE WORLD UP TO 10 DAYS PRIOR TO THE LIVE EVENT! REGISTERED BIDDERS FROM LIVE AUCTIONEERS COMPETE WITH AUCTION HOUSE FLOOR BIDDERS SIMULTANEOUSLY! FOR MORE INFORMATION GIVE US A CALL!

The Tepper Estate: Bertram Tepper, of Tepper Department stores from Plainfield, & Short Hills, NJ had an outstanding collection of antiques and heirlooms. He is the last of five sons whose father, Max Tepper, was the founder of this turn of the century business. While packing the items for the auction, we came across a safe in the office closet. It was filled like a treasure chest with over 150 pieces of quality jewelry and old rare American coins. This collection estimated at $25,000-$35,000 ended up selling for close to $70,000!

The Catherine Webster Home: These facilities were located in one of Plainfield’s historic neighborhoods. It has served as a residence for elderly women for close to 100 years. This 50+ room Victorian home was jam packed with quality furniture, artwork, and light fixtures. We were commissioned by the YWCA to sell the contents of this historical home. Several highlights from this estate were a signed LJ&G Stickley sofa selling for $4,250, an early Chippendale tilt-top table for $2,000, a sill-life painting from the dining room brought $5,500, and a leaded glass chandelier with a pair of matching wall sconces brought $2,500.

The Berger Estate: Dr. Berger lived in one of Staten Island’s last Victorian homes. His travels around the world helping others are seen though his collections. This four floor Victorian home was jam packed with quality furniture, glassware, sterling silver, and unusual artifacts from around the world. Dr. Berger’s real passion was his model railroad. He used his entire attic as a place to display his model trains. Some of the highlights from this estate were a banded mahogany dining room set containing a table, 6 chairs, sideboard, and a pair of corner cabinets which sold for an impressive $8,750. The highlights also included a Gorham sterling silver tea set, which realized $2,500, a Steuben bird for $1,500, and a pair of bronze figural lamps for $1,300.

ALL THREE OF THESE ESTATES WERE FEATURED ON LIVE AUCTIONEERS AND SOLD FOR WELL OVER THEIR ORIGINAL PRE-AUCTION ESTIMATES!

We get you Results!

We accept consignments from 1 piece, collections, to complete estates

Free evaluations¨ State of the art Computer system ¨ Award winning Web-Site ¨ Certified Appraisal services¨ Honesty and Integrity #1¨ No Estate too far away

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Or call 1-866-349-7378

P.O. Box 1132, New Brunswick, NJ 08903

 


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